A published post can now be moved to your connected WordPress or Webflow blog. Pendium publishes it there, confirms the page loads, then sets up a permanent redirect from its old Pendium URL — so any backlinks or search ranking transfer with it. Moved posts disappear from your Pendium feed and sitemap, show as Moved in the Content Library, and can be moved back if you change your mind.
Alongside that, you can now cross-post individual posts rather than syncing everything. Each post has a "Send to your blog" control, and the Content Library row menu has the same option. Sending the same post again updates the existing copy on your site instead of creating a second one. Post Now only pushes to integrations that have auto-publish on.
The menu on each post's "Your blog" section now shows "Copy to WordPress" and "Move to WordPress" as distinct actions. It also tells you whether a copy already exists and whether it's a draft or live, and links to it by name.
Posts that were already sent to WordPress before this release now update in place correctly — the first sync after updating no longer creates a duplicate. Webflow posts are only marked live once Webflow confirms the item published successfully.